Possible move to Cary, NC. Any whistle teachers out there?

Teachers & Students
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:smiley: Hi all,

This is just a little research on whistle teachers in the Raleigh/Durham area. We are hoping to move back to the area.


Paula

2

I think Rob Sharer still teaches
whistle if you ask real nice.

Welcome back, if you get here.
Drop by the sessions and say hi.

Oh, I think I just realized who you
inherited that Abell whistle from,
then.

3

ā† Like that!

4

Probably do. And you are??

5

Hi all,

Itā€™s official, we will be back in NC by summer. I plan to get back into Irish dance and try to get some help with the whistle. :open_mouth: Yippeeeee!

6

:laughing: Hi all,

We are finally back in Durham, NC AND in our old house. Wow, huh? I have had the awesome opportunity to meet Eric Hahn in Raleigh. He is an awesome whistle player and has helped so much. I am looking for more whistle venues in the area. I know Raleigh seems to be the gravitational place and it is just a bit far for me to go often. Are there any venues in Durham, Chapel Hill areas?

7

I just heard about a new session on Wednesday nights
at Kildareā€™s Irish Pub in Chapel Hill from 6:30 to 8:30.
http://chapelhill.kildaresirishpub.com/

Given the management at Kildareā€™s, you might want to
start going sooner rather than later and make some
connections, for it might not last too long. I hope a
few UNC or Duke students find it. The James Joyce
session in Durham was pretty good when it existed.

8

Hi,

I donā€™t see it on their calender. Maybe itā€™s already gone.

9

Most restaurants barely maintain their websites.
I only posted the site for the address. I heard
the session occurred last night despite the calendar.

Anyway, itā€™s so new it probably isnā€™t even on the
employeesā€™ radar.

10

Oh ok cool.